Learn Cherokee Syllabary Now for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Eugenio Grapa on 2019-11-01 | Category: Education
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- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Eugenio Grapa on 2019-11-01 | Category: Education
Learn Cherokee Syllabary Now is a Education app by Eugenio Grapa. Cherokee Syllabary Now app is a learning tool to help the beginning language learner to read and write the Cherokee alphabet or syllabary. The Cherokee language (or Tsalagi) is an Iroquoian language which uses a unique syllabary writing system or script.
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1. Cherokee Syllabary Now app is a learning tool to help the beginning language learner to read and write the Cherokee alphabet or syllabary.
2. The Cherokee language (or Tsalagi) is an Iroquoian language which uses a unique syllabary writing system or script.
3. This app presents the Cherokee syllabary used in print in easy-to-learn lesson sets.
4. The syllabary is taught through several learning methods, short or long lessons or regrouping characters by shape.
5. Before you start the lessons, it covers the basics of the Cherokee writing system.
6. After covering each lesson, a multiple choice quiz will help you test what you've learned.
7. With its simple interface you can learn the syllabary in a few days.
8. Study the characters in each lesson and write them down several times.
9. Use the Write tab to learn to write letters in both the cursive and print scripts.
10. Only the lessons marked completed appear in the quiz.
11. Click on completed, once you know the lesson.
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Now I can finally learn some of my language. 🙂
I am using iOS 14.5 and have no sound. Any fixes?
I wanted the whole sykbery written like an abc
Wish there was sound. I have no one around me who speaks it so I’ll have no idea if I’m learning them correctly or not.
No sound. Hard to learn how to pronounce when you can’t hear the lesson. This problem has been questioned for over a year. Why is it not fixed?
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